Alabama high court authorizes execution date for man convicted in 2004 slaying

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The Alabama Supreme Court has authorized an execution date for a man convicted in the 2004 slaying of a couple during a robbery. Justices on Wednesday granted the Alabama attorney general’s request to authorize an execution date for 50-year-old Jamie Mill. Gov. Kay Ivey will set the exact date.

This undated photo released by the Alabama Dept. of Corrections shows Jamie Mills. The Alabama Supreme Court on March 20,2024, authorized Alabama’s governor to set an execution date for death row inmate Jamie Mills. Mills was convicted of killing Floyd and Vera Hill during a 2004 robbery in Marion County. This undated photo released by the Alabama Dept. of Corrections shows Jamie Mills.

Prosecutors said Mills and his wife went to the couple’s home where he beat the couple and stole money and medications.

 

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